Safe to use oil filter not listed yet by some manufacturers on '24 crv hybrid?

[Jaygee]

Ive used the mobil m110, fram xg7317 and amsoil ea15k13 on other Hondas, as they're all interchangeable(usually going with the cheapest)

When looking up filters for the '24, only Fram lists any filter(the xg7317). Is it safe to assume that the m110 and ea15k13 will work, and that they're just slow to update their vehicle lookups?

 

[BrendanC]

bypass settings are very similar between the two. if a 7317 will fit, the rest of them are fine for use imo.

 

[Sayjac]

Is it safe to assume that the m110 and ea15k13 will work, and that they're just slow to update their vehicle lookups?

My answer is yes. I would make that assumption.

 

[NormanBuntz]

If the engine didn't change for the 2024 model, the 2023 applications surely will work. The 7317 has fit many Hondas and Acuras for years, as you likely know.

 

[JeffKeryk]

I've used a ton of XG7317 and M110a on Hondas. Now I buy a Honda filters off Amazon in 5 packs. They all work.

 

[Astro14]

What’s wrong with a Honda filter?

 

[Bellavita]

Ive used the mobil m110, fram xg7317 and amsoil ea15k13 on other Hondas, as they're all interchangeable(usually going with the cheapest)

When looking up filters for the '24, only Fram lists any filter(the xg7317). Is it safe to assume that the m110 and ea15k13 will work, and that they're just slow to update their vehicle lookups?

Good Morning Jaygee,
Since the XG7317 continues to be listed the others will work. I agree with you the other brands have not yet updated their 2024 applications.
You're wise to go with the Fram; its performance specs are better than the Mobil and equal to the Amsoil filters for a lot less money.

 

[Urshurak776]

I noticed this same thing when I got the 2024 Mazda CX-5. I chose to just go with OEM for now. Figure I can't go wrong.

 

[Owen Lucas]

2020 CR-V Hybrid here. Dealer changes all using the Honda filter, no issues, I wouldn't expect any issues from a filter anyway unless it was a catastrophic failure.

Being a hybrid, I'd be extra careful not to use anything not approved as the dealer might use any reason to deny a warranty claim.

 

[ZeeOSix]

Being a hybrid, I'd be extra careful not to use anything not approved as the dealer might use any reason to deny a warranty claim.

As you probably know, by law the dealer could only deny warranty if they could prove the failure was due to the filter. Sadly, some dealerships would try to deny the whole vehicle warranty if an OEM part wasn't used, even though it wasn't the direct cause of anything. That's illegal for them to do, per the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

Honda uses the same oil filter on all their cars, so there is no reason to think they won't keep using the A02/7317 on your hybrid